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Newspaper

Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1973

Page

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Martha Mitchell says husband left after lawyer advice

Martha Mitchell told United Press International her husband John left four days ago on his lawyers advice and she plans to see her lawyer. She denied Newsweek claims of violent outbursts and hospitalization plans and said the marriage is strained by his perjury and obstruction indictments related to Vesco and Watergate inquiries.

Helen Thomas Washington UPI Martha Mitchell John United Press International Newsweek Mitchell Securities and Exchange Commission Nixon Robert L. Vesco Senate Watergate Committee

Auto Strike Near End Says Negotiators Pause

Fatigued Chrysler and United Auto Workers recessed a 22 hour bargaining session as both sides moved toward ending the three day strike. Union and company officials indicated progress with a final settlement possible today amid stalled issues on overtime and wages.

Edward S. Lechtzin Detroit UPI Chrysler Corp United Auto Workers Chrysler Lynn Townsend John Riccardo United States Canada Woodcock

Daily News Quiz: Who is today’s U S Supreme Court Chief Justice

The prompt asks readers to name the Chief Justice of the United States in the News Quiz feature on Page 3. Sponsored by the Daily News, the weekly quiz tests current events knowledge for area students.

U.S. Supreme Court The Daily News

Weather prospects with mild temps and light winds

Fair conditions through Tuesday with higher cloudiness at night. Highs in the 80s today and tomorrow, nights near 50s. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday looks fair. Temperatures yesterday peaked at 84 and 54 this morning. River levels read 15.6 19.7 203.0 and 167.3 feet above mean sea level. Sunset tonight 7 15, sunrise tomorrow 6 52. PDT

Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Woodson Bridge

World News In Brief from Santiago and Washington

The Chilean junta orders public employees back to work 12 hours after ousting Allende and lifts a 12 hour curfew. Inouye links campaign wrongdoing to money excess and questions 1972 ethics if funds were larger. Nixon housing plan due soon after six months of prep, some doubt immediate impact. Alan Bean cycles 93 minutes solo in a world‑record glide without wheels. Gunmen assassinate Protestant leader Tommy Herron in Belfast, heightening Northern Ireland tensions.

Santiago Chile UPI Salvador Allende Washington Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Senate Watergate Committee McGovern Inouye Washington Window Houston API Alan L. Bean Bean Belfast UPS Tommy Herron Northern Ireland

Man Sentenced in Slayings of Corning Couple in Phoenix

Nicholas Michael Pieck II, 20, of Santa Rosa, given two consecutive life terms for the murders of Manuel Richard Salado, 19, and Mary Ellen Dallas Salado, 18, in their Glendale Phoenix home. He also receives four to five years for grand theft tied to the couple’s car.

Corning Nicholas Michael Pieck II Santa Rosa Phoenix Ariz Pieck Manuel Richard Salado Mary Ellen Dallas Salado Salados

Segretti Indicted in Florida Campaign Tricks Case

A federal grand jury in Tampa indicted Donald H. Segretti on conspiracy and illegal publication charges related to distributing political statements against Democratic candidates. Co conspirators Robert Benz and George Hearing were named, with allegations of planning disruption of Muskie and Jackson campaigns and payments of 50 dollars.

Grand Jury Florida Segretti Washington UPI Donald H. Segretti Tampa Fla Watergate Archibald Cox Los Angeles Treasury Department Nixon Dwight L. Chapin Robert M. Benz George A. Hearing Edmund S. Muskie Benz Hailisborough County Muskie Henry M. Jackson

California Householders Face Era of Higher Energy Bills

Pacific Gas and Electric faces multiple rate hikes in 1973 raising the average California household energy bill by about 19 percent for gas and 25 percent for electricity. The company has six increases already this year with four gas and two electric, plus four more pending before the California Public Utilities Commission. The largest filing on August 30 seeks 233 million dollars annually, adding about 1.23 dollars per month to gas and 2.13 dollars to electricity for the average home. Additional offset increases have already added 24 cents monthly to gas and 79 cents to electricity.

Donald B. Thackery San Francisco UPI Pacific Gas & Electric California California Public Utilities Commission PUC Commission

Apathy Denounced At Tehama Constitution Day Program

The Constitution Day program at the Elks Club drew about 150 people and, led by Alfred Frazier and Tehama County officials, urged vigilant citizen involvement. Speakers urged reform by lawful amendments, warned of federal overreach, and called for a Tehama County Council for Constitutional Government to raise local participation.

Lee Peters United States Tehama County Red Bluff Larry Lalaguna Lalaguna James Hoffman Hoffman J.A. Barber Jack Moulton The Elks Club

Kick-off Luncheon For United Crusade Tomorrow At Noon

A noon luncheon at the Red Bluff Elks Lodge will launch the 1973 Tehama County United Crusade. Guest speaker Gordy Soltau, Diamond International VP and former 49ers end, kicks off a six week campaign to raise 35000 for local service groups. tickets at door or Red Bluff Chamber.

Red Bluff Elks Lodge Gordy Soltau Diamond International San Francisco 49’Ers Tehama County

Board To Consider Underground Wire Ordinance Tuesday

Tehama County Board of Supervisors meets at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse to consider an ordinance making underground wiring mandatory countywide. The measure follows a suggestion from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Tehama County Board of Supervisors Board Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company

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